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Newbie Dreamer  User ID: 44802967  Germany09/21/2013 03:50 AM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Could be temeperature changes. Here in southern Ontario, temperatures dropped a couple of weeks ago, unseasonably. Quoting: Buck Zander If you google "grass turning purple", you'll see posts going back over a decade. Seems to boil down to two things: 1. temperature (drop) 2. PH level (fertilizer/nutrient) Agree, and its also can be chemicals. In Europe grass looks fine :) Just Autumn is coming. My mission here to create heaven in this world. Search for thread: Merkaba chakras meditation by art. Balance yourself. Preparing body for multidimensional self. |
| spider of the sky User ID: 17929253  United States09/25/2013 09:10 PM Report Abusive Post Report Copyright Violation | Usually the color purple on leaves would mean there is a lack of essential vitamins for the plant. Hint .... that purp weed may possibly just be poorly grown. Although ther are a few strands that came out of some colleges labs that are truely purple. But most of that purp is shit |
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